Not all smart people work for you

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Open Voor Open Innovatie Symposium omtrent de kansen en barrières van het verleden, heden en de toekomst van open innovatie in het Nederlands MKB

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Open innovation for SME

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Open Voor Open Innovatie

Symposium omtrent de kansen en barrières van het verleden, heden en de toekomst van open innovatie in het Nederlands MKB

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Open Innovatie in de toekomst

ScheltemaJ.M. Meulenhof Viking/PenguinHvA/UvAInformatieProfessional

Peter van Gorsel

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Innoveren = ondernemen = (dikwijls) herschikken

not all the smart people work for you

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The sourcing, integration & development of product & business system innovations through win-win external partnerships to capture maximum commercial value

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• Waarom moet ik innoveren• Hoe staat het met uw sector• Hoe verandert mijn wereld• Innoveren: te complex, te duur • Innoveren alleen voor grote bedrijven• Hoe begin ik• Met wie begin ik

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product

informatie

advies kennis dienst

educatie

Open Innovation: creativiteit x organisatie = impact = product & dienst

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Radical Openness Transrealiteit / augmented realty

Transmedia Humanizing Technology

MVO

Social tagging

Internet of Things

Life Hacking

Subscription Economy

Open dataWisdom of the crowd

Folksonomy

Real time economy

Groene economy

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The Kodak problem is that it did not move into the digital world well and fast enough. Recent articles show that there were people who saw the problem coming — people buried in the organization — but the firm did not act. Kodak faced the technological discontinuities challenge clearly articulated by Clay Christensen: a new technology has fierce competitors, low margins and cannibalizes your high margin core business. Kodak did not take decisive action to combat the inevitable challenges.